Uma Nega Chamada Tereza

A breezy, feel-good comedy about friendship and new beginnings, light and easy to enjoy.

A loose, playful art-film drift through bohemian Rio, more mood and music than story, charming but willfully eccentric.

A playful, surreal satire that reimagines a familiar sitcom with a Black cast, mixing humor and commentary in a short, music-driven burst.

A quiet, deadpan drift through strange cities, where small absurdities quietly echo displacement and belonging.

A scrappy, good-natured comedy that coasts on local charm and the giddy chaos of amateur filmmaking, leaving you smiling without asking much of you.

A goofy, fast-paced short that plays like a homemade superhero origin for a rock band, full of silly charm.

A quick, punchy burst of comic defiance that escalates fast and leaves you smirking.

A breezy, song-filled stroll through youthful romance and swinging sixties customs, light on plot and easy to enjoy.

A gentle, folksy small-town comedy that ambles along with an affectionate, faintly mischievous eye on provincial manners.

A breezy, feel-good ride where famous people sing along to hits and goof off, offering easy, infectious fun with zero stakes.

A dry, deadpan mock-documentary that ambles through eccentric interviews, rewarding patience with quiet absurdist charm.

A short, jazzy animated riff that bounces along with wry, deadpan cool and a sly satirical edge.